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India is a diverse country and a popular tourist destination. Whether it is a stroll at the Lodhi Art District or shopping at the handicraft hubs, the beauty of and within India cannot be put into words. One of the arts which is extremely gorgeous yet often overlooked is the folk art of Jharkhand – […]
Born Of Fertility; For Fertility: The Sohrai Paintings of Jharkhand Read More »
They say “More is More”, but to what extent does the resurgence of multiple narratives, multiple forms, and multiple identities help progress art? At one point, we are bound to be baffled by this rampant plurality. But how does one curb it? The simple answer – minimalism. Seldom, do people confuse minimalism with postmodernism. However,
Is Minimalism Merely A Glorified Urban Farce Or Does It Actually Hold Substance? Read More »
Cogito, ergo sum René Descartes Growing up, we only had a tiny window into the lives of philosophers. It was a philosopher’s profession to philosophize. The aforementioned quote in Latin translates to ‘I think, therefore I am’, and individualizes philosophy. It is a self-sustaining paradoxical statement. Now the real question? Is philosophy for the individual,
Barbara Kruger Explains – All These Dolla Dolla Bills Want You To Get A New Identity Read More »
Absurdity in art is not unheard of. It refers to the logically (seldom humanely) impossible reality. Instead of driving the viewers away, absurdity invites them to look at their reality from a different perspective. Take a look at Salvador Dali’s clocks. But absurdity may take on multiple meanings. It can incorporate blood, gore, and offensive
He has made the cat his own. He invented a cat style, a cat society, a whole cat world. English cats that do not look and live like Louis Wain cats are ashamed of themselves. H.G. Wells We are obsessed with Benedict Cumberbatch. You might know him from record-breaking movies and TV series such as
Pussy Cat Pussy Cat, Where Have You Been? I’ve Been In Louis Wain’s Paintings Read More »
I remember watching Disney’s Frozen not too long ago. When Elsa magically erected an ice palace to serve as her new home; encasing herself in the newfound liberation yet solidarity, I nearly jumped out of my seat. It made me wonder, whether it will ever be possible for us hot-blooded humans to ever experience such
A Song of Fire and Ice Hotels Read More »
Whether it is Kim Kardashian or Taylor Swift we revere A-Listers. Not only do they contribute to popular culture (and memes), but also boost the economy via their numerous business ventures and charities. Be it the realm of art, architecture, or design, there are always influencers or celebrities who are held in the highest regard.
Starchitecture: The Good, The Bad, The Ugly Read More »
We are all acquainted with the 7 wonders of the ancient world. If not, we are definitely familiar with Maarten van Heemskerck’s depiction. The list was the first of its kind to recognise the architectural prowess of man-made antiquities. Since then, several authors and media organizations have curated their lists of the new 7 wonders
Reality or Conspiracy? The Truth Behind The New 7 Wonders of the World Read More »
Charlie Puth aptly stated on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon – “Anything in this world can be made into music. Like, everything has tonality to it.” But today is not the day we talk about him, but rather about showbiz’s alt-pop princess Lana Del Rey. Lana Del Rey has indeed served us numerous moments.
Four Norman F**king Rockwell Songs that SHOOK Lana’s Gen-Z Stans Read More »
Animal actors have been in Hollywood for decades now. From eating ‘Breakfast At Tiffany’s’ (1961), or solving the mysterious clues after ‘Hangover’ (2009 – 2013), animals have always brought us happiness. Millennials might remember ‘Hachi: A Dog’s Tale’ or ‘101 Dalmatians’. But one TV dog that has always brought us (as a child) happiness, laughter,